The symbol "K" for potassium comes from the Latin word "kalium," which refers to potash, a substance from which potassium was originally derived. The letter "K" is used in the Periodic Table to represent potassium due to its historical roots in alchemical traditions. This nomenclature reflects the element's connection to its mineral origins and helps distinguish it from other elements.
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haw to score thi sci dama
THi sci-dama
call thi
There are 3 syllables in mythical:my/thi/cal
i thi k it is the dirt
a sad face is the symbal for sad. :( D: *cry*
Luxa is pronounced as "luhk-suh."
TERI AMMA THI BEHENCHOD maa k laude behencho bhosde k
Blue
Es
A moon and star
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blue or green
C
k
If you mean Carbon then it is C. There is no Carbin. :)